Humanitas

A New Book Commemorates 150 Years of Chicago’s Erie Neighborhood House —  Serving Immigrants, Neighbors, and Championing Social Justice

Magnified, sanctified be thy holy name Vilified, crucified in the human frame A million candles burning for a help that never came You…

“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle, or the mirror that reflects it.” — Edith Wharton

An interview with Pandora Author/Artist/Filmmaker, Pamela Theodotou on the Cinemagraphic Novel inspired by Mary Shelley and Frankenstein

This is another sad depiction of South America as rendered by Hollywood; it took until the last two episodes of Season 2 of Jack Ryan…

Halloween is one of the best times of year — by default — to watch horror movies. Some would suggest that there is something about…

By Leigh Barrett, Executive Editor: Perspective Publications

For the Ancient Greeks, virtue wasn’t a goal in and of itself, but rather a route to a life well lived.

For many Americans, the much-celebrated cycle of expansion and construction, of extraction and consumption, appeared infinite.